Much has been written about the state of Black adolescence often
from a sociological point of view situating Black teens in an
at-risk category. However, through her characters, young adult
author Janet McDonald (1954-2007) presents the wide range of
adolescent life. McDonald especially presents to readers the
multifarious views of society in relation to the self-efficacious
drive of urban teens to rise above their circumstances by any means
necessary. Janet McDonald: The Original Project Girl is a
bio-critical study of McDonald and her work as it relates to the
contributions she has made to the genre of teen fiction. It
explains McDonald's profoundly realistic fiction, which holds wide
appeal for teens in search of answers to the coming of age mystery.
Catherine Ross-Stroud, in her study of McDonald's works and
interviews with the author, has put together a comprehensive
resource that will be a useful research tool."
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